Tag Indian novels
Ernest Hemingway once said, “Write hard and clear about what hurts.” What hurts can hurt a lot more when it’s written about – and it worsens when the hurt is personal – both for the reader and the writer. It’s… Continue Reading →
Hello Readers, This blog is an afterthought. But not all afterthoughts should receive looks of disdain, because some of these might prevent a potential disaster. The trigger for this afterthought and hence the birth of this blog was “The Tweak,”… Continue Reading →
